RYOBI18V ONE+™ 1 Gallon air compressor

For the size its pretty great. Used as intended its brilliant. Filling big tires or running high flow tools might take some time. Have backup batteries. No issues with delivery.

Does exactly what I need it to. I got it today and checked and topped off the air in my car and both zero turns. It’s really plug and play with my Ryobi battery from my tool set. Best purchase I’ve made in a while and would highly recommend

Suppose it's ok for the size. Handy but takes a while to air up tank and depletes quickly.

I was at the racetrack one weekend and had forgot to bring my air tank for adjusting tire pressures. I asked someone if they had a tank or inflator I could borrow. They had this Ryobi 1 gallon unit. Once I used it, I knew I would have to have one. Perfect size, good capacity for tires, so much faster than the electric pumps, and doesn't run out of air like a tank. Its a bonus around the house for small air compressor needs! I do think it's a little cheap of them not to include a 1/4" coiled hose, but they can be had for $14 or so on amazon.

Been using this for almost a year and its been indispensable. Now I keep it in my car. It takes a few cycles to inflate a very low tire due to the small tank but works. Eats battery quickly so good to have an extra ready.

Bought this for my husband to use so he didn't have to lug in his big one as we were putting new trim in our laundry room. He really likes that it is portable and doesn't have to be plugged in unlike his others. It worked well for what we needed it for. Would be great for trim nails or just blowing things out, airing up tires.

I have a lot of tires to check and fill. I have a small electric motor compressor but the Ryobi is portable and has good volume so I use it always. Works great.

It does work to pump up a tire, but that takes longer than I anticipate. I tried to use it to clean a key board and it just doesn't even do that very well. The tank empties almost immediately and the compressor has a hard time refilling while in use and the pressure it generates while running is insufficient for any real use beyond filling the tire.